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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-04-27

one Of the thoughtless things Witnessed
every day Is that of the most t.ls;i,iious lady
taking coin from her purse and holding it
between her lips until a glove is adjusted, or
some other little matter i attended TO. The
Lady seems to forget that the small coin IN
daily circulation passes through . variety Of
hands, all the way from the -oap-grease col
Iectar to the saloon People afflicted with
every loatiis0me disease not only handle bat
carry them IN their pockets, and there is not
doubt that disease of contagious chaac-
ter i often conveyed by the contents of 5he
pocketbooS The danger Is not. perhaps.
suficien 10 call for fanigation bat It II
enough t. make careful people keep nickels
and dimes from their mouths The prartirs
of wettihg the fingers from the mouth when
counting paper money is altogether bad, not
only because 1t Is uuclean. but because nf the
actual danger from the incubation If dis
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For Sale.

A house and lot corner Main Cross and
south street Somerset. for sale On pay
ments to suit the purchaser. A desirable
home for family a large roomy house and
full lot ofgrouni, with choice frrIit upon
IL Price $500. For particulars inquire at
the residence or write 70 Samuel Gather
Esq. Greensburgh, Pa.
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Church Dedication.

No preventing providence the new church
at Dibertsyille ct SJaHtons Mills viii be
dedicatedi on the 18th OF May Rey. W. W.
CnIey Of Altoona viii preach the de,iicato-
ry sermon. The r.o.s.lislrin4 ministers, with
their people. are cordially invited 10 be pres
cut. a SSH Paster.
sroyEsrosN. Pa April n ISL
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oula- -o hu-in.-s enza-eul-r.rs. shirl
-el.Ier 81 .nifs1-ilI- llr lle rlu.-a-a d cam
va-- 81 Sic oouuy. 6 hasr eJaaa.i-i uat ro
D. b raisii,.afe f.r ,he Eefuh'i1n nomins-
tiaa flr -hsrid a. obi. essmia- primary elr'-
iiaa. fhanking n.g f1-ui. f,r the rno,ar-
a-tmeut they gave noe. snd thr ra'mi--- of
-lafsr'. : am.
Very Ee-fssrfsiiy
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MAY II. 1887.
PETER DTsfBkTEp
! ADAM g. LEPLEN
JONAS NcfLINTuCE
NOTICE

el-ra5- 1f David FHiliiupi. iecesse'i. bale ri Ia
gFr-rilie Somerset tlauutr. Pa
Letters tesraIueutary on she shove estate having
been granted rl The undersigned hT the proper
authority notice s hereby given ,Q at nssr7glIs l-
anil those hariu- aims leliusf che same Nii
present them duly aufhen-ieltef for settlement
u tire Errrslfi.-~ tf the ,as.- r-ieuce 81 re de-
resi-e,l of saturday -he Es,h day of Nay l5-s
w hen and where thrv viIi ATTEND Tor the p7lrp-e
ISAIAH FLIfE
CFRrS HENMINGEE,
aurln E.xseur0-s
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-04-27

F1E Win riir thriving toWu at FaTrn-
tam, Pa ,u EarsurIEu upera Bioek. oue new
Hrrs -,ure, lsirh Celiar - 3 -. Plate sia->
front un'-ll-'I iu Hrt-cia-s style viii rent
f,r ~h.e or D-u- Staaa- ouiy Tarenrum j.
- miles from fsu-burg ou " Pa. E. r.
The toVn ans within iF- vicinity has the
largest P.a1e Gia-- works in the world with
taur other GLASS Faei0ries and other worSs.
together with q large and rieh couurry trade.
VIII vut on h1eulL term, 20 a good live
man. Ad'ia~- or apply 20 NJ oPpenheimer
7l3 Liberty street. Pittsburg Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-04-27
EXECUTOR's NOTICE

Esfste 81 Folr :. Cr1-1er. decd. 4-e ~ N.1l.e-
arceS 1lHrs1fr -urlerssf ls7ll-Ti ~
Le-te-~ lssIl-ltlirE1r 1- the a'-tF 49, -sFll-
H.-ru --srfrF 70 me urfrrzi-rnl b. ras rr1rfr
altaorirV 1Cllce j. hare1r lrzu 20 81 q-rsaz.
indebted Oh .ac estate in make .Hlrl-Hiiare pay
-leuf and fhta>. haril-r claims s-aI1-i t1e enc
WI rrr-err chem duly altleuricalasl tlr -ll.s-
ueut "a -aruriay luuriff. ~. af tn iare rrs--
lsuce af l-cea-stf lE .-1-aoosi. A-1'ii-cfrak
Twp -oll-rsei CO. Pa
HIRAM CEAaEE.
.r-r Executor
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WORKING CLASSES rla, a.TFs- =

are aoa prepared e furnish al eiLsses nith eIn-
u'Gvnlenf at l0ule the whole o. the time, or for
their spare moments Ru-ilss new lEht auc
uruflsahle Ferszs ~ clfier sex easily earn ir0ll
- g. . per evening and proportional sum -
altFof5ag si tsleir TINE - rlf hilaue BOYS lrl
sae sis aiuV seGsi tselr atif-e and test the hsi-
nees. Fe ulaxe ms offer To suen az are nut sell
-ssris.ieI W VIII send one dnilsr - Pay igr The
troslble II writing Fsl4 parlicg4srs and outlit
free kddfess GEORGE =FISs0S 3 Co. P1r1lznd.
Maine 1ec.2- s-lyr
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TO the Farmers.

Maple sugar taken in exchange for Cloth
iiiv- Furnishing Goods. Hats Trunks, sach-
els Wall Payer, Wooi, and all kinds Of
Jeweiry The highest prices paid for sugar
ii. HEFFLEy, Somerset, Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-04-27

Ex-Cliief Justice Agnew takes issue with
ex-Attorney General Brewster. and says the
High License oil AT Harrisburg i> constitu-
titsnaI
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-04-27
WanteC.

oats, POTATOES, and maple sugar for cash
on delivery
Cook & BEEH1Ts.
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Without Cost

one of Butterick ; cut patterns put in graf
l. with every good dress sold until June lst
Mas A. T. Tat
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-04-27

English -larlv- are numerous il thi-
borough. The Ian permits them 5a be- kli-
ei Iu some p.aas .he inhabitants uase
pa.Fie- otthsm- and declare they are very
.-.-.---. IN --L.- ----u.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-04-27

The Johnstown Tribune says Mr.
Charles Myers, OF Geistown. informs Us that
he recently shot bald eagle THAT measured
SIX feet seven inches from mp to tip ofwings
and had blacksnake ~ix feet hong in its bin
The bird was sircIing in the air $50 feet above
ground when shot The above IS "a zU1d
opening of the snake season
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-04-27
Quarterly Meeting ofm.E. church.

The Rev \ q MiHer. D a. udl prearh
n r'. N p church Fa,iay evening uezt.
al ---f rhr Quartsris C1ufe7enec viii b.
heii after ta- -trsia- Friasy eve. The third
c1mmau'o1 service flr 'he year win D.
le.i au tle -.s1bafa io.igEine ai uhich
tims Rev A Cameron. a flrner pastor. sri.l
hil rhe puipif morning and evening AL
s-r r,.riil.ly ntiis,l -a attend
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-04-27
Short horn Bui for Sale.

which ] viii sell At FAIR price ANY one
wishing 70 buy VIII please call at the farm of
David WeigIe Shanksvilie. Pa.
One Of the rare treats in Harper's Bag,l=iHe
flr Mae isan article ny one Of the rn,,-t cai-
ebr.itei of French actors. VI. eoqueiin. upon
the art of acting. In view Of thc approach
ing visit IF NJ Caqueliu 70 this country, his
statement of the principle governing the
theory and practice ct his art IS especially
interesting. Noticeable features Of his paper
are the high level upon which he places the
dramatic profession. and the infinite labor
by which his own eminent position has been
attained Numerous relrrences arp made tp
his associate artists at the Comedy Franchise
confirming the points which he emphasizes
The text is accompanied by twenty-six clever
drawings of the various actors mentioned
in their best r9ley The article l. supplement
tel by foot-notes prepared by Brander Mat
thews, the leading American authority upon
the drama Much of the tlrce uf the article
i, due to the excellence Of its translation
from Coquelins French. which Is the work
of MrS Andrew Lang
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-04-27
Kid Glove Opening

1t Parker * Parker's The hantlsomesJ and
largest stock Of KID Gloves ever shown in
somerset, in Embroidered Black Kid Gloves.
4-Button Kid Gloves in Black and tolors, ar
~ cents. Also, a handsome line of six
Gloves and Isle Thread Gloves. AZ
p,Drrr q q ---r-u.
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Wanted

HideS, Fur, Bark. l viii pay the highest
cash prices for all kinds of hides. peIts and
furs. also want So cords of Rock Oak and
spruce bark
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-04-27

Notice IL hcre1y gwen tnar The flilrWlnE lc-
r,slu-s hlve been Sled ia ms 1-lre- sud -lai t-T
ssiIl b. rrssents-i g. The Clurt q Common ftas
% -arfers..r COUNTY i1r crr rllfi,r. "a llr--i4.
May d. I.-- when and zlere al parties Interest
- can lrreld-
re 6rst account CIV r. Eoourz. MASTER and
Receiver Of the Confluence Ass0rtaziou-
Account Of J. Tus. Assignee % -oloIual Z h.
pr,Irv's Ofice. y B CEfrCHFIELu
Aur = 1SS- Fr1Inon1la-v-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-04-27

Thelargest stock Of Wall Paper and Win
dow shading ever brought "a Somerset, can
be found al the Millinery Store OF Mr.. N.
z. Schroek. vino has the only paper trimmer
in Somerset County
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-04-27
Painless Entractinn-

Teeth extracte'i absolutely without pain hy
r,-. of Nitrous Oxide. or Laughing tias
: JUDD McMILLAy.
Operative Dentist
BaeI Block. SOmerset. Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-04-27

~otle of ourexchanges state that the sharp
ers are travelling about soliciting farmers o.
place their signatures a. pie,lee not to de
-troy song birds These signatures are sub
sequently added 10 promiS~ory notes which
by some means get into the hanks leaving
the farmer to pay a neat little sum cur far
mer friends viii keep lookout for these
-harpers
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-04-27
LIST OF CAUSES.

The faf-a1~inz is th List - C1uses se1 f1r trial
lt el-1iuE term. aeziauiuE Monday NAY I---
FEsr VIVA
Peter Daniels Fs- u. t. zimmerman
Ieller-au ElmmeI Vs. Wu A. Rhoads' ENrs-
Alfred Wilmurl rs. Wm. l1wman
@EcuEU zEEE-
Adam sris11an s.. Josiah and Franci- F-ieslf1s
p p Reynolds S. James B. walker
ChzrI-s Eici-apr.e F-- lle Larr1he LuIl1cr and
Haom Company Limited
EI'eu 5oha- - ths Baltimore and Uhiu Ezlirca-
Company
g. r. -rahi 81. simon HauErr.
u e. EalF RI al FT william and EnrIu E-rlL
q g. Enlv srltE vs. Herii.tnl Henf.er -I 'l
MsrtElas Bowman F- = a o. N. -lloeli1ksr-
-suule = Lauiherr VI. LlilEu lnhueuU-
islste Hugus ys Pitfsturgl a Couucllsgiiie kail-
--la Company.
PzIr1rs lf<gr1Fe VS. Mefieve-u -on q c..
Charles r. AoFuegstn ". a. T. Euiler
Isaac Jenkins rs A. 81. h.Isgulu-
Emanuel James ~. Iaserh N.slirr
Hanson bemnift et al vs. Baitiuore and ohio
f,aiir0al3 Company.
rrutrys OIiee y. r.. thEICAflELl
Apri. - ~. P-uthouutarr.
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Attention Mothers.

White tirssses and lace caps for Infants and
smsdl children, all prices. At
MRs. A T. TINS
Straw hats have made their appearance
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-04-27


l..-. --as -s b, some Doubt abaut the
La e. .sa. laIiaays. The b,--t We can do i.
.a Hs.s 30 aar highest tribunal ans watch
.'1 1..-- Tie supreme Court has never
'.'-e.. Hur r-h,is holiday law otherwise
a E d1in- h1~iue-, .ss usual ari Is-sI boil
aa.- actIad-e Woodward oftbs Common
l-.-s H. Llaarur county. ElSt year rendered
a. a1'n1ou reviewing The haiidav law and
i- ., .,-al .9u-.-f faenoS. The conclusion
',aea as judge Woodward 3, thaf the De-
81 -''iay aci at Peuusy lyauia + directory
-'.i lot impressive. reruissive but not ob IL
-''7F and tti- iortwo reasons First. be-
-'e The statute contains 40 ueaative wprds
ana ~ae"ud'y- because il imposes uo pcnalsv.
q .',l Of which respecis it differs from rbe
--a -nd Tie adjudication. in reference 70 the
-i''-'ian sunday The provision Ia statute
'-a' 'ile legal holiday shall be a. Sunday al,-
t-',e Only 20 eammereial paper it, maturity
-'-'' protest, and not TO judicial arts Or 10
'oi-l'y empioyment in general.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-04-27

Us-rr ir.-e, l-cse- .s-ut rue-.l.g
ie trn A..ll-'-l r''.,- a' tnrie haruey
is- stable .l-. I'd --'-i' iiiricron. Iles
a-. --- rri-.ue
.,..,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-04-27

The artist in whitewash j. ready 10 open
his campaign
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Attention. Stock Raisers

My Percherou horse will be at New Cen
Sreyine Thursday. Friday. and SATURDAY Of
cAch week during the coming season
p HEFFrFY
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-04-27

CideT Nendsrs Arrested ~ Latrooe.
rhe Temperance Ieofic of La1r1te aave
ma,ie another mgve his time harl-fider
men being The victims John Bennett phil-
30 Nalicy liaah -isa bse sud 9 uian flai,i-
et M4ier. were arrested on Taesaay 4ud tax
ci lefere >'lHie Oar-ier. before whean thsy
we're charged wifl violating 'he d4usr nws
lr a.iel,t-r-ins ei,ie- Vifh ntoxifani-.
They wrre each given hoarins after vhiri,
rf.ey srrre f-,-nE ..ssr - col,ri .for trial
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-04-27

A joint 7-.'uuau proposing lu ameud-
mra. t5 tle Dlu-tItut.ou ha- passed both
b-ucha- .f th- Le-~Iatlns. This relates
SOLELY 90 pal tLN- and af course win be sub
united % rhe pe1rle .sr final settlement
There viii be- tl7er amendments 10 De- acted
upon by thepe1p.s ~ rii- state, VIZ Pro-
hibirian. aholi~l.ug r"i ,av and Woman
~u7ra.e
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-04-27

Butterick's Patterns for April and Nav
now iu NR~ \ T. TIN
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-04-27

Mrs NJ T. >ctrock has secured the agen-
cy for the celebrated Centemeri Kid Gloves.
undoubtedly the besg Glove ia market
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-04-27

This i the season of the year that persons
shoCld clean up their cellars yards, ETC. The
sun j. climbing further north every day ami
it, rays are getting stronger. Dirty. filthy
cellars and yar,ls are breeders Of fevers and
should be cleaned up Immediately. Il Is a
duty that every citizen owes to thecommaui-
" in which he dweIls 10 prohibit Infectious
diseases or any malaiv That is detrimental
T. the public health
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-04-27
Hats and RonnetS.

Just received new hats. bonnefs. flowers
tiFrs plunss gstuze, ribbons, ETC. etc. Larg-
ct and best selected stock and lowest prizes
MEs. A f. HI
A full line OF the latest styles OF Millinery
now open at Mrs NJ f. Schrock :. Prices
aiways reasonable
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-04-27

Arbur day Wa not observed in Somerset,
although many % orr ritizrn~ were prepared
o. appropriately observe the day, by -ea~on
of IT, being .oueof tte most di-.t-r-ziale DAYS
of the season, the rain c,smiug down from
morning ull night Tho day following
great MANY trees and vines were planted in
private yards and 10 frout 81 private resi-
.ience>. A row af shade trees was als'l riant-
81 around the Disciple church and quite
number of ornamental trees were ~ out in
the c,-usefarR
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-04-27

THe Arthur Eovc rompauy viii appear IN
the " Hao~ier Doctor lt the >0nrr-.st Ope-
"a House THURSDAY evening April 3s,h-
The play !, an exceedingly funny one. and
all who Eitue>- it VIA snisr gpoi. hearty
laugh Mr love :, well and Etvorabiy
known 60 Somerset play-eoer~, and has al
ways been sueoes>fEi in attracting a large
house. ~ q eumme'ilan ~ extraordinary
ability. be enjoys most eneis5lc reputatiou.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-04-27

LAST Thursday the little fifteen months old
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Keller,
while playing eu the -eraud floor, ieil a dis
tauce OF fen 5e-t. arI sustained e. fracture Of
the right ra "a. ueI- 5le hip joint Or.
Bla1-h re,laeei tae fracture, and the little
patient IS uaw .luir- well
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-04-27

Nr, AumlH. wife Of Mr. John Aumau
died al Agr home ou Main street SUNDAY
morning and was bIriri iu the cemetery
Tuesday morning The Odd Fellows. Of
which organization Hgr husband IS mem
u-- .1I-na.-I --- tnr.r.L In !. Lndv
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-04-27

The WeSymoriand Democo1t saws Col.
Copeiands Altoona e,eapsdc appear to have
destroyed bis drawing powers as public lee
turer IEe Eot th- rIj shoulder u his re-
cent engagement at Mt Piea~autiu the shape
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1887-02-19
MARRIAGE MATTERS.

At six o'clock, on Wednesday morning
Feb. 16, at the residence OF the brides
parents, Mr.. Arthur J.. Davis and Miss
Luella Ferris were united In marriage by
Rev. j. A. Stayt, in the presence of i'm
mediate relatives and few friends. Mr.
Davis is the popular manager of the
Badger Lumber Company's yard at this
place, and his bride one of Wa-Keeney' s
most accomplished ladies.
They start out together on LIES jour
ner with bright hopes for future
prosperity and happiness, and with
the well wishes Of an unusually large
number of friends.
The happy couple took the 7:02 train
for Kansas City, at which place and in
eastern Kansas they will remain about a
week, visiting relatives, and then return
to Wa-keeney.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1887-02-19
Prairie Fire.


The Ellis Headlight of tine 18th inst
says: "a destructive prairie fire swept
over the northeast portion of Trego
county last Sunday. The fire started
north of the track, near Henry Cutters.
Asa Adair was in Ellis, and seeing a fire
In the direction Of his ranch, he at once
started for the ranch, accompanied by
several of our citizens. Asa says they ar
rived just in time to save large quantity
OF hay and millet, and his large barn
and sheds, which had about thirty head
OF cattle and horses in them, together
with several hundred bushels of corn and
other grain. He says that at one time
he gave them up as lost, the fire coming
within few feet of the stacks and barn;
but they were able to save everything but
mis- range, four sections of which were en-
tirely burned over, together with some
fence posts. Joe Grice, who lives near
the Saline, north of Adair's place, lost
about one hundred tons Of hay, together
with his stables. Others may have lost.
We have not been able, up to this writing,
to get any further particulars of the fire
or LOSSES
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1887-02-19
Abortion Among Cows.

Our cattle men are complaining about
the large number of calves they are losing
this early in the season, from the COWS
aborting. We hear of some who have
lost over dozen head, and many others
have lost two head and upward.
Abortion among COWS is one CT the
most discouraging things that can hap
pen in a cattle community. Its cause
has never been satisfactorily explained.
nor is there any known preventive. 1t
seems to be contagiousE disease,
running through some herds and sections
while others, near by, are entirely free
from it. Some suppose it to be caused
by eating too much nillet or sorghum.
but other stockmen who have suffered
losses deny that this is the cause, and
also of many other of the reasons as
signed.
We would recommend the burying or
burning of the products of abortion, so
that the pregnant COWS Will not be af-
fected by smelling, the removal OF all
dead animals, hides and other unsavory
smells, and the keeping apart Of the
aborted COWS from the balance of the
herd
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1887-02-19
Quarterly Meeting.

The following is the program Of the
second quarterly meeting of the North
west Baptist Association, to be held with
the Baptist church Of Wa-Keeney, com,
mencing Friday, Feb. IS, at 10 o'clock, A.
NJ: Devotional service, led by John Wal
lace; 1880, sermon by Rev. S. NJ. Lee
Alternate, Rev. T. l.: Walker; 2 o'clock,
p NJ, Devoio n al meeting led by Rev. G..
W. Graham; 2:30, Our relation to A. B.
III. NJ. Society and benefits derived there
from-led by Rev. D. Fl ickman, followed
by others in five minute speeches; $40,
Systematic Benevolence, T. L. Walker;
7, P. M, Devotional Services, led by Reu-
ben Lee; 7:30, P. NJ, Sermon by Rev.
Mellott, of Millbrook.
Saturday, $50, A. H., Devotional SER
vice led by Bro. Jones; 10, A. NJ, Alchol-
ism, Mrs Mary J. Walker; 11:20, How to
secure better observance of the Lords
Day, DR.. Wilson; 2, P. NJ, Devotional SER
vice, led by Eli McCullum; 2:30 P. NJ,
Reports from the churches; 3, P. NJ, Best
means to supply the restitution in the
bounds Of our association, Rev. J. T.
Farley; Z, P. NJ, Devotional service, led
by E. S. Alvord, 7:30, sermon.
Sunday, 10, A. NJ, Sunday school; II, A.
NJ, sermon, Rev. ]. T. Farley; 2, P. NJ,
Devotional meeting, led by - 2:3O,
Bible study in the Sunday school and in
the home, led by q. D. Wheeler; 7, P. NJ,
Devotional services, led by -- 7:3O,
Sermon by Rev. D. Hickman.
A cordial invitation is extended to the
public.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1887-02-19

LIN the words of an exchange we
would say: Send us the news when any
body dies, gets married, runs away, steals
anything, builds a house, makes a big
sale or whips manor wife-breaks a
lee, gets his senses kicked out of him by
j mule, or does anything that is in any
way remarkable, and You have reason to
believe that you know as much about the
occurrence as anybody else. Don't wait
lor somebody else to report it, or trust us
% End it ont by instinct, but come and
5 fell us all about it. or send the facts on a
postal card. In this way news is sup
1ied. and it takes good supply of that
scessary article to make good home
6per. See Il you can't improve this
-, and LET us know every item that
,epires in your neighborhood.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1887-02-19
Pretty Moman.

All women look attractive when their
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III. J. Hille.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1887-02-19

SECRETARY MANNING's resigna-
ton was formally rendered to the presi-
dent OF Monday, to take effect imnnedi-
ately upon the appointment of his sue
cessor. Until that time Mr.. Fairchild
will discharge the duties Of the office.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1887-02-19

"A man by the name of Keller, from
over near Millbrook, started out of We
Keeney on Wednesday morning. for
home, but had INDUCED SO freely in
''tangle-foot" that he got on the wrong
road, and started out in a northeastern
direction. When a short distance this
side of f. 0. Ellsworth's residence his
team ran away and he fell out of the
buggy. The team was caught by Fl.
Jackson, who was working on Mr.. Els
worth's place, and he drove to town for
assistance for the man. DR.. Jones and
the city marshal went out to where
Keller lay,but found him uninjured. He
was taken to Tricks stable, whe he lay
in the hay NOW until the afternoon,
when he had sobered up sufficiently to
find his way home.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1887-02-19
NOTICE TO OWNERS OF DOGS,

Notice is hereby given that hereafter
Ordinance No. II, relative to the ieens-
ing OF dogs will be strictly enforced
Therefore the owners of dogs are hereby
notified to procure from the city clerk
license for all dogs or sluts kept by them
IN the city of Wa-Keeney, and ali dogs
found running at large after March /.
1887, on which license has not been
issued, will be slaughtered.
j. E.. ALSOP,
City Marshal, City of Wa-Keeney.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1887-02-19
I. O.. 0. =.

Wa-Keeney Lodge, No. 3O4, I. O. o. F.,
was instituted by P. G. NJ, d. B. Long,
of Ellsworth, last night. The following
are the officers elect: s. r. Cowick, N.
G.; j. L. Miller, V. g.; IS. G. Peacock,
Secretary; w. E. Saum, Treasurer.
The lodge starts out with about 25
members.